"Más allá de la Tierra" es vasto más allá de la comprensión humana, y todavía no hemos buscado en los lugares correctos en el camino correcto. Todavía no tenemos las herramientas correctas, y/o puede que aún no conocemos las cosas correctas a buscar (se aplica a los microbios y matemáticos). Por qué piensa no la hemos encontrado todavía? No tiene sentido lógico o científico, pero es una realidad política. Mientras que para cualquier potencial matemáticos por ahí, la NASA ha excluido esas búsquedas de su programa de astrobiología. Es una apuesta que tomaría, pero de nuevo no es la misma cosa como saber la respuesta. I can understand maybe like 2 standards, NATO, and some commercial one, but every damn company has their own propriatery BS connector.Ellen Stofan, como portavoz de la NASA, estaba hablando acerca de encontrar microbios en algún lugar del sistema solar más allá de la Tierra. Yeah I understand that, it still pisses me off to no end. There's a lot of money in having a lot of standards. It might be cheaper that way, and it looks like they do offer custom services. It annoys and baffles me that there is not some sort of standardized fucking interface for radio-audio connectors at this late date.ĮTA, you might also just contact peltor directly as they can likely build you the interface. I run mine with some TCI liberators but it was not cheap to do it all.
Got me, you will most likely need the thales hirose adapter, I think you might still be able to get one from thales still, and then I'd wager peltor makes an adapter for the hirose as that is a fairly standard connecotr, certainly TCI and others do. Accessories are also hard to find for a decent price. On the plus side the radio usually runs 1-200 with a dead battery, sometimes less.
Batteries run about 200 bucks and you will most likely need to buy one as 90% of the ones I've seen have dead batteries.
The main issue is a lack of accessories and batteries. Racal/thales P25s are FPP and quite good radios.
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